ignorantness (Meaning)

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ignorantness (n)

ignorance (especially of orthodox beliefs)

Ignorantness is not a virtue but a barrier to understanding and progress.
His ignorantness about global affairs was evident in his uninformed comments.
She exhibited a shocking level of ignorantness regarding basic scientific principles.
Ignorantness often leads to misinterpretation of events and misinformation.
The consequences of his ignorantness were far-reaching, affecting not only himself but also those around him.
Overcoming ignorantness requires a willingness to learn and an openness to new ideas.
Ignorantness breeds prejudice and intolerance, as it fosters fear of the unknown.
The prevalence of ignorantness in certain communities can hinder social cohesion and cooperation.
Educating oneself is the most effective way to combat ignorantness and its harmful effects.
Ignorantness is not an excuse but a challenge that must be addressed through knowledge and understanding.

ignorance (especially of orthodox beliefs)

unlettered, benighted, unlearned, inexperienced, naive, simple, nonliterate, unschooled, illiterate, untaught

experienced, well-informed, literate, well-informed, experienced, knowledgeable, brilliant, expert, expert, brilliant

Ignorantness is not a virtue but a barrier to understanding and progress.

His ignorantness about global affairs was evident in his uninformed comments.

She exhibited a shocking level of ignorantness regarding basic scientific principles.

Ignorantness often leads to misinterpretation of events and misinformation.